Alma College News Roundup With School Notes
Alma College reports enrollments up from last year with many local students. New officers elected include president Louise Strange and secretary Mary Deering. Football victory over Ferris Industrial, 40 to 0, highlighted by strong team play. A choral union forms with 40 charter members. YMCA adds new members and classes. Several students, teachers, and visitors from Port Austin to Mt. Pleasant appear in classroom and dorm affiliations.
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Louise Strange
Mary Deering
J. W. Dunning
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Herbert Wilcox
Ferris Industrial
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Local notes and social happenings in Alma area
Geo W Moore moves into Molmren house on Woodworth avenue. Aliie and Orn Boyd visit Portage briefly. Jas Kind of Mt Pleasant visits Alma family. Mary Caldwell and Mrs E P Caldwell depart to Toledo for a visit. Francis Palmer recovering from typhoid fever. Mrs Wm Hart with her two daughters of Mansfield visiting M F Burkhead. Frank Isenhath to Mira Nellie Sparks marriage in Alma. G B Taylor of Sioux Falls visits during sister’s illness and stays with mother. Ohio excursion on the Ann well patronized. ten coaches, tickets sold to Ohio. Methodist church to host reception for Rev Wooten October 10 with pastors assisting and special music. Public invited.
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M. Taylor
Ohio
Alma
Methodist Church
Wooten
School Changed as Dismissals and New Pupils Arrive
Our Schools notes changes in Marion Fisher as editor in chief and Rose Hodson leaving, George Seavers temporarily away, Albert Gothan entering fifth grade, two new pupils in Misa Chase's room, and Miss Lillian Harlock at chapel Tuesday. A scarlet fever case reported at Mr. Davis's home by Dr. Suydam. Henry Jefferson out with a sore arm for a few days. Next Friday is a half holiday for the second grade. The group praises high monthly records, while Mins Marsh conducts calisthenics for high schoolers as Mr. Hanson promotes lung exercise and a local band forms during a Wednesday evening gathering.
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Hanson
Card of Thanks for Riverdale and Alma Bereavement
Sincere thanks to kind friends for sympathy after our daughter's death. Grateful for flowers and to the choir and named friends for support.
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Riverdale
Alma
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Darin Winsos
Shillie Witsos
Manion Witsos
Hipsos Wass
Buried Tattered Colors Recall 18th Century Custom
The piece notes that during the mid 1700s wounded flags of the Twenty fifth regiment were interred with military honors in Newcastle upon Tyne after heavy losses in Germany, including the notable Linden battle. It cites a May 24 archive from a British country paper as source.
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Linden
Lendon
Fragmented Local Text Reflects Odd Native Rinker Tale
The readable lines describe a confused account about a native rinker between Kuruman and Mafeking. A rider is said to be attacked or captured and then released with no clear injury. The source quotes mixed phrases from the New York Journal and Chicago Daily News, creating a garbled press-style snippet without a coherent event.
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Hair Treatment and Hair Loss Prevention Remedies
A colonial home remedy describes mixing borax with hot water, tartar salts, and almond oil to create a hair cream that nourishes the scalp and reduces hair loss. A second preparation uses rosemary, borax, and boiling water to produce a clear liquor with glycerin, claimed to remove dandruff and keep the scalp healthy to deter baldness.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Sybarite Dialogues in Morning Routines
A fragment from the N.V. Journal presents a humorous exchange between a Sybarite and Jomex. The speaker asks to be woken at six, while the servant questions the early hour and the subject muses about sleep and thought.
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N.V. Journal
Parenteal Diplomey. Hut whet are your objections the young man
The Min Heapolls Press offers a garbled glimpse of a domestic dispute over Ethel's future. The dialogue hints at parental objections, debt pressures, and a potential arrangement to force marriage, with harsh judgments about the suitor and the outcome.
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Ethel
Min- Heapolls Press
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